The Entrepreneur Myth EXPOSED

Young Entrepreneurs…

I’m about to shuffle your deck and expose every false ace they’ve been palming into their hand.

The system doesn’t care about making you rich.

It cares about keeping you playing.

Feeding off your bets.

Punishing you when you “misbehave.”

But it can’t tell you that.

So it deals you a dream.

A stacked deck wrapped in velvet, whispering:

“Play one more hand. The jackpot is right around the corner.”

And while you’re hypnotized by the neon lights, you don’t realize…

You’re the mark.

The Oldest Trick in the Book:

Problem > Reaction > Solution

Every con starts with the same principle magicians use:

Force a card, control the outcome.

The system runs the same hustle.

The Problem (The Forced Card)

The first move?

Make you feel broke.

Call you “broke boy.”

Humiliate you with someone else’s highlight reel.

Flash Bugattis, flex watches, throw cars, clothes and hoes in your face.

Mainstream or manosphere…

Doesn’t matter.

They’re on the same team.

They have to crush your self-esteem.

Make you hate your current hand.

Because a man who’s content doesn’t buy escape plans.

The Reaction (The Shuffle)

You feel inferior.

You want revenge on your own reflection.

You want more…

More money, more status, more validation.

Congratulations.

You’re now emotionally committed.

Every man is some kind of loser…

The question is to what degree, and in what game?

The system tells you the only scoreboard that matters is cash.

Money becomes the king card.

And you spend your life stacking chips in someone else’s casino.

The Solution (The Reveal)

After breaking you, they deal you “hope.”

Books.

Courses.

Gurus.

“Financial freedom.”

They whisper:

“Salaries are for slaves… build assets… hustle harder… quit your job and be your own boss.”

Sounds seductive, right?

Problem is…

99% of these entrepreneurial wet dreams bust.

You can have a 190 IQ, work 100-hour weeks, pour $100k into your vision…

Still fail.

Because the game is rigged.

The market is musical chairs…

And when the music stops, someone’s standing without a seat.

Usually you.

The House Always Wins

Picture this:

You save 20 grand.

Borrow another 30k

Open your dream restaurant in 2018.

Renovate.

Hire staff.

Build ambiance.

Finally…

It works.

Money trickles in.

Then 2020 hits.

COVID walks in like a drunk pit boss:

“Game’s over, pal.”

You lose everything.

But notice…

Everyone else wins:

• The landlord? Still collected rent.

• The employees? Got paid.

• The state? Taxes, permits, fines.

• The bank? Interest.

• The success coach you bought a course from? Another testimonial.

You?

Empty pockets.

Broken ego.

Soul sliced into 52 pieces.

That’s entrepreneurship for 99% of players:

A magic trick where your dream disappears, and everyone else claps.

Survivorship Bias (The Glamour of the Ace)

“But Beau, what about the Shark Tank guy who sold gum scrapers and became a millionaire?”

Shut the fuck up.

That’s survivorship bias.

For every winner you see, a thousand losers vanish into silence.

The media shows the ace on top of the deck

But doesn’t show the 51 cards buried underneath.

The Real Game

You’ve been told entrepreneurship equals freedom.

Truth?

Most “business owners” just swap one boss for hundreds…

Customers, banks, regulators.

They’re chained to a desk 24/7.

No clock-out.

No escape hatch.

The smartest play?

Become irreplaceable in a field where the house can’t swap you out for a fresh 18-year-old.

A rare craft.

A niche skill.

Be the card counter in a casino full of slot players.

That’s leverage.

That’s magic.

The Magician’s Perspective

I’ve been in real casinos.

I’ve counted cards.

I’ve played games where the edge is one percent, and that one percent made me millions.

Business?

Different game.

Your edge isn’t one percent.

It’s negative.

The system sells you the illusion that every hand could be the jackpot.

But a magician knows…

Every illusion has an angle.

They don’t want you to see it.

But once you do?

You can’t unsee.

The Actual Solution

Get paid to learn the craft.

Stack cash quietly.

Develop skills that make you untouchable…

Not trends that make you replaceable.

Then…

When you play?

You’re not gambling.

You’re cheating.

You’re counting the cards of life while everyone else plays blind.

Moral of the trick?

If the system is selling you something, it profits more than you ever will.

Entrepreneurial wet dreams are just another sleight…

A mirage they wave in front of “broke boys” to keep them buying tickets to a show they’ll never headline.

-Beau Magic 🃏